The Canberra Carousel Organ is an iconic piece of Canberra's history. The 69 keyless fairground organ was built in 1911 and originally operated as part of the merry-go-round which now resides on City Walk in Civic.

TCCS facilitates approvals for driveway modifications and construction; construction impacting storm water easements; demolition and excavation waste; and construction impacting the verge or public open space.

Roads ACT is a proud partner of the Waze - Connected Citizens Program, where Roads ACT shares its road/footpath closures and Waze drivers communicate back real-time traffic congestions and incidents through the Waze app.A live snapshot of congestions and incidents are displayed on the map for your reference.These reports are user generated and MUST be interpreted with caution.

Roads ACT will endeavour to use this data to support investment decisions, improve traffic network and improve safety.

Roads most commonly affected by snow and flooding

Snow and floods can cause roads to be temporarily closed. The time for the closures can vary from several hours to several days depending on the prevailing weather conditions.

Under snowing conditions, the following roads are most commonly affected:

Brindabella Road (Namadgi National Park boundary to NSW border)

Corin Road (Woods Reserve to Corin Dam)

Boboyan Road (Glendale Crossing to NSW Border)

Mt Franklin Road (Bulls Head to Mt Ginini) (often closed for winter due to snow)

Under flooding conditions, the following river crossings are probably affected:

Oaks Estate Road over the Molonglo River

Coppins Crossing over the Molonglo River

Uriarra Crossing over the Murrumbidgee River

Point Hut Crossing over the Murrumbidgee River

Angle Crossing over the Murrumbidgee River

Localised flooding of roads occurs in low lying areas following storms. There is no set pattern to these closures.

Bushfires, high winds causing damage, traffic accidents, landslides and other situations may cause many roads to be closed. The on duty field officers from Roads ACT immediately notifies Access Canberra when they become aware of the closure.